Recap Roundups
November 28, 2016
Washington 101, Sacramento 95
"It was a nasty game from start to finish," is how DeMarcus Cousins described the Sacramento Kings' foul-plagued, turnover-filled meeting with the Washington Wizards on Monday.
Toronto 122, Philadelphia 95
DeMar DeRozan is the big scorer for Toronto this season, but the Raptors proved Monday night that they can win when he is not leading the way.
Oklahoma City 112, New York 103
Look out Oscar Robertson, Russell Westbrook is on your heels.
Boston 112, Miami 104
From blood on Boston Celtics center Kelly Olynyk's elbow to teammate Marcus Smart's blood boiling after being fouled intentionally and perhaps too physically, the evidence of a battle was there to be found.
Charlotte 104, Memphis 85
The Charlotte Hornets were down by six points late in the first quarter Monday night. Enter Jeremy Lamb. The Hornets guard knocked down a pair of threes in the last minute of the quarter to tie the score and added two rebounds and a block.
Utah 112, Minnesota 103
After the Minnesota Timberwolves erased an 11-point deficit and took a lead midway through the fourth quarter Monday night, Jazz coach Quin Snyder didn't take a timeout to stop the momentum. The Utah players didn't panic.
Golden State 105, Atlanta 100
The Golden State Warriors didn't have Andrew Bogut around to duel with Atlanta Hawks big man Dwight Howard on Monday night.